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Eating locally and seasonally is a nutritious solution for reducing your carbon footprint

Eating locally and seasonally is a nutritious solution for reducing your carbon footprint
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Eating locally and seasonally is a nutritious solution for reducing your carbon footprint

Eating locally and seasonally is a nutritious solution for reducing your carbon footprint
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Researchers find that making small changes to your diet can lead to big results: Doesn t have to be a whole lifestyle change

"Our study shows that changing just one ingredient, making one swap, can be a win-win."

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Climate Dieticians Push Americans To Cut Beef For The Sake Of The Planet

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

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Combat climate change and reduce your carbon footprint by cutting down on beef

Research suggests food systems are responsible for 30% of human-caused emissions globally, and 60% of that comes from animal-based products.

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